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〕 | label = Knitting Factory Records | associated_acts = | website = | current_members = Tyler Green; guitar, keys, synth Marc Melzer; bass, vocals Jason Miller; keyboard, synth, guitar, vocals Chris Musgrave; drums | past_members = Luis Vasquez; percussion, synth, vocals Tony Peluso; percussion }} Lumerians is a San Francisco Bay Area based five-member〔 band which has a psychedelic〔 "mindbender" Space rock sound. The group is notable for performances characterized by "transcendent live video projections" and having "incredible visuals," according to one music critic.〔 One critic described the band as "Oakland's prize pony in the Bay Area gloom-folk horse race".〔 The sound has been compared to Krautrock with overtones of 1960s music.〔 ==Beginnings== The band was founded by Tyler Green, Marc Melzer, Jason Miller and Chris Musgrave in 2006.〔 Multi-instrumentalist Luis Vasquez joined in 2008. Early rehearsals and recordings were produced in San Francisco, but the group has since relocated to Oakland.〔 They have their own recording studio in a converted church in Oakland, California.〔 The band's sound was influenced by groups such as Sonic Youth, Krautrock groups such as Can and Neu!, and African and South American ''Psych'' music from the 1960s and 1970s.〔 In mid-2011 Vasquez left the group to focus on his project The Soft Moon The Lumerians have worked with vocalist Rebecca Coseboom. Coseboom and the Lumerians did the track ''Separate Half'' on the EP entitled ''The Answer EP'' by Unkle. They performed in 2010 in Brooklyn with the Butthole Surfers. Lumerians released their first full length LP, Transmalinnia in March 2011. In July 2012, Lumerians released their second LP, a collection of instrumental spontaneous compositions titled "Transmissions from Telos Vol. IV." "Transmissions" was released as a limited 300 edition transparent vinyl by French label Hands in the Dark in Europe and an edition of 500 (150 transparent sea blue and 350 Bone) on Permanent Records in the US. In late November and early December 2012, Lumerians completed their first European tour, ending the year with the release of the Horizon Structures EP on Knitting Factory Records. A limited 500 edition vinyl of Horizon Structures is packaged with "4D Transdimensional portal viewing glasses" for viewing the video for "The Bloom," shot in ChromaDepth. Lumerians released LP The High Frontier in May 2013 in the UK and Europe, supported by performances in UK, France, Netherlands and Belgium. The album was released August 2013 in the US, coinciding with a series of dates supporting My Bloody Valentine on the second half of their US tour. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Lumerians」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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